How about working in Unicom?

1, formal work depends on your type of work. Under normal circumstances, the operators and salesmen of China Unicom are all laborers and do not sign contracts with China Unicom. The salary is very low, and the high salary is about 2000. If you are a regular employee, then the salary will go up at once, not counting all kinds of benefits, and the salary+bonus will be at least 4000 yuan. After working for a few years, the post rating will go up. In a place like Guangdong Unicom, there will be no less than 1.5 million employees in senior positions and no less than 80,000 employees in junior positions.

2. If there is room for development, I think it mainly depends on how individuals look at it. A place like a state-owned enterprise is a deformed product. To develop, ability and public relations should go hand in hand. In state-owned enterprises, we can't rely on good upper-level relations, but we can't do without performance. You can't rely on your own ability, have no upper-level relationship, and don't know how to deal with what the leaders think of you.

In addition, the biggest problem of state-owned enterprises is that people are depressed. If you muddle along, it's easy; If you are still a cynic, it's hard to make a difference. In state-owned enterprises, being a man is as important as doing things.